8.55 Maths: Algebra
9.20 Is Social Science Really Necessary?
9.45 Arts: Victorian Britain
10.10 Instruments in Flight
10.35 Images and Information
11.00 Introduction to Calculus
11.25 Science: The Search for the WandZ
11.50 Maths Methods: Waves
12.15 Open Lecture: It Can't Be Done
Third in a series of 13 programmes presented by Colin Blakemore Remembering
Because of senile dementia or brain disease, many people face tragic loss of memory, which can threaten their very humanity. But why can the most forgetful people still remember how to walk or play music? Research is now revealing how different kinds of memory are stored in the brain. Producers
JOHN HEMINWAY. IAN CALVERT (e)
Last in the series. See panel
featuring
Cornwall v Gloucestershire Melrose v Watsonians
A new time and a new look featuring the best of British rugby plus news and discussion on the issues surrounding a game currently going through dramatic changes.
It is a season in which the Australian Wallabies visit
England and Scotland,
Western Samoa visit Wales and after the Five Nations Championship the British Lions go to Australia.
The first match features the pick of County
Championship games,
Cornwall v Gloucestershire, always a needle affair, plus the best action from a top league game in Scotland, Melrose v Watsonians.
Introduced by Chris Rea Commentators
NIGEL STARMER-SMITH and BILL MCLAREN Executive producer
JOHNNIE WATHERSTON
Aneurin Bevan and the Labour Party
Although he died in 1960, Aneurin Bevan 's influence on Labour politics is still a strong one.
Professor Dai Smith argues that, far from Bevan being an anachronism, modern politicians still have to catch up with him. He analyses
Bevan's devastating oratory, his achievements as the minister who created the National Health Service and his role as a man who sometimes shocked his own supporters as much as he did the Tory Party.
The programme features contributions from
Rt Hon Neil Kinnock , mp Rt Hon Michael Foot , mp
Rt Hon Barbara Castle , MEP Lord Hailsham of St Marylebone
Lord Jenkins of Hillhead and Geoffrey Goodman Photography PAUL REED Film editor STAN LANE
Producer PATRICK HANNAN BBC Wales
Live coverage of the election for Leader and Deputy
Leader of the Labour Party, including voting analysis and reaction.
Commentators SIR ROBIN DAY
DAVID DIMBLEBY , PETER SNOW and VIVIAN WHITE
OB producer NEIL ECCLES
Deputy editor SUZANNE FRANKS Editor JAMES HOGAN
Nighthunters
Narrated by Judi Dench A faint whisper of broad wings in the gloom, a flash of talons and the squeak of a rodent clamped in its powerful grasp - this is the traditional image of an owl. But owls are more than things that go pounce in the night. The basic owl design has developed into 130-odd species. Some owls stand as tall as a golden eagle, others no bigger than a robin. They feed on rats and insects, fish and frogs - and even other owls. They are found among Arctic pack ice or the Arizona desert. Written and produced by DILYS BREESE
Photography OWEN NEWMAN Film editor ALAN HOIDA
Series editor ANDREW NEAL BBC Bristol
First of ten programmes Thirty years ago a programme began that marked a significant change in interviewing technique.
The programme was Face to Face, the interviewer John Freeman. Eminent men and women of their day were asked searching personal questions under the close scrutiny of the camera.
To launch a repeat of some of the best programmes,
Professor Anthony Clare turns the spotlight on John Freeman.
Introduced by Joan Bakewell Produced by HUGH PURCELL
Randy Travis at the Albert Hall
Randy Travis is the hottest new singer on the country music scene today. In June of this year he played his first British concert at the Royal Albert Hall. Arena filmed him and tonight Rhythms of the World presents the best in 'back to basics' country music. Tonight's performance showcases some classic country songs and includes his American hit singles, 1982, On the Other
Hand and Diggin' Up Bones. Film editor GUY CROSSMAN
Executive producer ANTHONY WALL Director NIGEL FINCH
- continuing a season of outstanding films from the key directors of the 70s.
Tonight starring Robert De Niro
Christopher Walken and Meryl Streep
Clairton, Pennsylvania, the 60s. Three close friends from the steelworks, Mike, Nick and Steve, prepare to leave for service in Vietnam, but not before Steve's wedding is celebrated in grand style. The festivities turn into a painful farewell as the three men are embroiled in a war in which there are no rules.
Screenplay by DERIC WASHBURN Produced by BARRY SPIKINGS
MICHAEL DEELEY. MICHAEL CIMINO and .OHNPEVERALL
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